Belle bass land

Citation de : linn134

Une Wal ...
Monsieur est fan de Tool ???

oupsss 

Elle serait bien sans le reliquage..

yep jolie mais vraiment tout much !

La seconde est plutôt jolie mais je trouve que le manche fait vraiment gros au niveau de la table.

C'est quoi l’intérêt d'avoir des frettes courbées comme ça ?

c'est quoi exactement du "softwood" sinon elle est  

Citation de : Raleigh M

C'est quoi l’intérêt d'avoir des frettes courbées comme ça ?

Smilefrets (TM):

1. The inked imprint of the underside of the forefinger
   (see drawing), shows that the most accurate pressing on the fingerboard causes a curve (Smilefret (TM)) instead of a straight line (normal fret).
   It is evident that the Smilefrets (TM) provide you a closer more accurate forefinger imprint to play "barrщ" chords.
2. More space (diagonally) between two frets = easier/cleaner chord playing.
3. Easier bend-up's in both directions: up to 5 semitones.
4. Easier feeling on the fingerboard because the arched frets follow the natural finger movements.
5. More space for soloing and for chords, even on the highest part of 
   the fingerboard.
6. The only guitar on which you can play pure and perfect chords above 
   the 12th fret.
7. Easier bottlenecking, due to the angle (5А or 10А) of the frets under 
   the G-B-E strings.
8. Intonation compensation (K.I.C.) for sweeter high-end sounds
9. Even the fretslots are NC-milled and have no empty spaces under the fret wire. 
   This generates a more solid fingerboard which results in more sustain.